Tonight marks the 200th episode of Solitude City! Tonight’s set features favorites from Bobby Hutcherson, M’BOOM, Sonny Sharrock and more. SUPPORT COMMUNITY RADIO
SOLITUDE CITY IS PART OF OUR WONDERFUL AND ECLECTIC MUSIC BLOCK, SHOWS HOSTED BY LOCAL DJS, EVERY NIGHT FROM 8PM-6AM.
STOP & TALK with GRANT OLIPHANT and CRYSTAL PAGE Fri 8am
Thoughtful conversations and a good way to start the day! STOP & TALK dives deep into the themes of purpose and opportunity, guided by the insights of leaders in the arts and culture, health, philanthropy, finance, and innovation fields. Together, we celebrated local achievements and envisioned what’s possible in San Diego County.
Tonight’s show, “Women in Ancient History,” features Emily Hauser, a senior lecturer in classics and ancient history at the University of Exeter. She is the author of “Penelope’s Bones: A New History of Homer’s World through the Women Written Out of It.”
KNSJ COMMUNITY MEETING TONIGHT, THURS 6:30 PM ON ZOOM
SOCIAL JUSTICE + MUSIC RADIO
INTERESTED in social justice? Interested in news / community matters / culture / music? Are you ready to get up and say “I WANT TO HELP MAKE THINGS BETTER IN THE WORLD, FOR FAMILIES, FOR EVERYDAY PEOPLE?” Then meet KNSJ Radio Tonight.
● Non-profit, all volunteer KNSJ 89.1 FM has opportunities for on-air talent and support. Newbies welcome. Zoom meeting today June 5th at 6:30 PM.
Don is in conversation with Veterans for Peace about the overturning of Roe vs. Wade by SCOTUS in 2022. We also hear from former US Marine Captain and State Department official Matt Hoh on the War in Ukraine
Call in with questions or comments at 619-790-KNSJ (5675)
In case you were unable to attend KNSJ’s Fundraiser with Pulitzer-prize winning journalist and former Bureau Chief with the New York Times, Mike and his guests are in conversation about the first-hand accounts Chis Hedges’ related, and more. Chris is on tour with his latest book A Genocide Foretold: Reporting on Survival and Resistance in Occupied Palestine.
Thougtful conversations and a good way to start the day! STOP & TALK dives deep into the themes of purpose and opportunity, guided by the insights of leaders in the arts and culture, health, philanthropy, finance, and innovation fields. Together, we celebrated local achievements and envisioned what’s possible in San Diego County.
EAST COUNTY MAGAZINE with MIRIAM RAFTERY Mon 5pm, Tue 8am, Fri 5pm, Sat 8am
Award-winning investigative journalist Miriam Raftery and her team of reporters cover East County news and events.
East County Magazine has won 147 major journalism awards from San Diego Press Club, Society of Professional Journalists San Diego chapter and more, including top honors for investigative reporting and other categories. Founded in 2008, ECM is a division of the nonprofit 501c3 Heartland Coalition and supported by the nonprofit 501c3 East County Media..Our show, like our online magazine, has a mission is to reflect all voices in our region, particularly those under-represented in other media.
The East County Magazine radio show hosts reflect the rich diversity of our region and bring a multitude of qualifications, experiences and passions to their work.
EDITOR AND FOUNDER
Miriam Raftery has over 35 years experience as a journalist and editor. She has won more than 400 major journalism awards, including the American Society of Journalists & Authors’ national Arlene Award for community journalism and San Diego Press Club’s Best of Show award prior to founding ECM.
She has covered major news stories including the California wildfires, Congressional and presidential elections, and Hurricane Katrina, as well as topics ranging from politics and election integrity to health, nutrition, homes and gardens.
A former columnist and freelance writer for the San Diego Union-Tribune, she has also worked as an editor of a national nutrition journal and a literary magazine as well as senior national investigative reporter for RawStory.com. Her works have appeared in many national and regional publications, from Woman’s Day to Arizona Highways, as well as in many local community newspapers and magazines. An East County native, she takes pride in exploring East County’s back roads and byways, leaving no stone unturned in the quest for news and feature stories.